Sentence examples for solutions means from inspiring English sources

But the roughness of the solutions means they are not well approximated by polynomials.

Convergence of solutions means that all participants pivot continually around the same sets of requirements of those in need.

Presenting these dilemmas to citizens, and letting them in to deliberate on possible solutions means that they cannot blame the politicians when agreement can't be reached.

A hyper reliance on measurement and an embrace of quick, cure-all solutions means systems will be destined to repeat past failures, he said.

Charles Dumas at Lombard Street Research believes the failure to agree "globally integrated" solutions means 2012 will see an economic "disaster".

But across the region, political blockages create an urgent need for dialogue, the pre-eminent place of which in creating long-lasting solutions means there are many lessons to be learned from the Tunisian example.

This is all terribly green and worthy, but these solutions mean forking out for another car.

Both solutions mean selling high earners, often the better, more established players.

Does the prospect of future solutions mean Facebook can get away with not acting in the meantime?

You can switch supply on and off if you want to – but Cameron's addiction to market solutions meant he never wanted to.

These minefields, and the lack of solutions, mean that by 2017 the education secretary could be on her knees, begging for mercy and being dragged from inquiry to inquiry.